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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1920
Page
6
In a Swiss pamphlet Lennine the Bolshevist dictator asserts Russia’s claim to Constantinople and access to the Mediterranean. He denounces Allied delays and signals intent to seize the city if needed, revisiting imperial Russian aims long opposed by Britain and reshaping postwar diplomacy debates.
Cheyenne Rotary Club members travel by train to Laramie for a dinner and to help form a permanent Rotary club there. Also reported are the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hendershot in Laramie. Major and Mrs. Summerfield Taylor welcome a son born Feb 28 in Charleston. Mrs. Taylor formerly Miss Florence Riner of Cheyenne. The Junior Brotherhood of St. Andrew to meet tonight.
The article notes Secretary Colby declines to reveal his party while Democrats and Republicans avoid the honored contest. It questions Lady Astor’s comments about a woman of 18 being wiser than a man of 25 and whether she implies she, at age around 40, is a stateswoman beyond male peers.
G F Palmer president of Western Royalty and Oil states the firm has met the state blue sky law and secured an AQ acre tract on the Goshen dome adjacent to Centennial Petroleum’s sinking hole. Drilling continues at 2000 feet in favorable formation.
A new company formed mainly by Cheyenne and Laramie county men plans to explore the territory near Cheyenne for oil. The Centennial well, a bright prospect near Western Royalty holdings, lies about 70 miles northeast of Cheyenne.
An old remedy favors a mustard plaster approach but warns of blisters. Begg's Mustarine blends true yellow mustard with other ingredients for relief without heat, marketed as cheaper and cleaner than traditional poultices and claimed to ease lumbago neuritis sore throat and chest colds among other pains.
Guests toasted the bride at the Riesdom event where Master Mark Gox appeared and presented a cut glass rose vase. Pink and white carnations decorated the home while Hazel Reader and Master Mark helped serve a late tray supper. The Girls Friendly Society planned weekly home hygiene and nursing lessons directed by Miss Ruth Gulfoll. Mrs. Elmer K. Nelson presided at Tuesday’s meeting.
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